U.S. - China Relations in the Obama Administration - Dr. Kenneth Lieberthal

University of Michigan Ross School of Business
The 42nd William K. McInally Lecture
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Speaker: Dr. Kenneth Lieberthal
William Davidson Professor of Business Administration at the Ross School
Visiting Fellow in Foreign Policy Studies at the Brookings Institution

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[ffff214]

I love this enlightening speech.  Peace and mutual development.

[lagrangewei]

@TPreyland should ask Japan to stay away from China as it is Japan moving closer to China... =)

[ziggaza]

@jsyn1230 well the last statement; everyone benefits... is quite simplistic view of social consequences of regionalisation. i`d rather state that for example as in Europe is the case there are losers and winners of the economic unification, most beneficiaries is big business and most losers are those who are not in that sphere, by far outweighing the big businesses in number

[jsyn1230]

China wont get too close to russia in the end, precisely because the US wont remain a hegemon for much longer. after that the traiditional rivalry between these two will resume.China's rivalry with Japan is actually not irresolvable, i am lookin forward to some kind of a East Asia cooperative sphere to build a common market. everyone benefits from a common market

[TPreyland]

China just better stay away from Japan!

[TPreyland]

I like this idea of a bipolar system. But if Russia tries to use The SCO to move China away from the U.S that would be the only think I am really weird about. I still want the U.S to be the main Hegemonic power.